The Grand Art Festival has seen over 120 entries.

The Grand Art Festival is organised by Butterfield Bank in collaboration with Masterworks. It is entitled ?Bermuda ? a Beauty in Danger? and will showcase pieces of art from local amateur and professional artists tomorrow from 12 noon to 5 p.m.

Aside from the art there will be live music and lots of fun things to do.

It will take place at the Masterworks Museum of Art in the Botanical Gardens.

The festival has a range of family activities and entertainment planned.

All visitors can participate in choosing the ?People?s Choice? award and a new t-shirt painting activity means you can take away and wear your very own masterpiece.

Professional artists will be competing on site for the Quick Art Competition and there will be non-stop live entertainment and food.

At 4 p.m. Premier Alex Scott will attend the festival with Butterfield Bank president and chief executive officer, Alan Thompson, to award the winners of the Judge?s Choice, People?s Choice and Quick Art Competition.

?We are really excited about the festival, which shines a light on Bermudian artistic talent and promises great fun for the whole family,? said Mr. Thompson.

?We are very pleased to be supporting an event that allows our community to enjoy Bermudian art and join in the fun. I would like to thank our partner, Masterworks, for all their help and support in organising this wonderful event.?

Director of Masterworks Tom Butterfield said the park was a beautiful setting in which to celebrate the beauty of our Island home and the talent that flourishes here.

?We will have a breathtaking array of original art on show, which provides some insightful, eye-catching and original perspectives on the theme of ?Bermuda ? a Beauty in Danger?,? Mr. Butterfield said.

Some of the activities during the day will include: T-shirt painting for all ages; face painting; live entertainment - Bermudian performers playing a variety of jazz; R&B, rock, pop, gospel and original songs; food stalls - hot and cold refreshments; open air display of over 120 pieces of original artwork; Quick Art Competition; People?s Choice Award; Prize giving by Premier Scott and Mr. Thompson.

Trinidadian artist LeRoy Clarke will be at the Masterworks Foundation on Sunday from noon until 4 p.m. He will working on a 20-foot mural, which is located just to the left of the Masterworks building. The public are invited to participate and supplies will be provided by the Bank of Butterfield.